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In February 2017 we launched a new page to help families identify potential twins. This listing is based on common features such as same finding date, same location, same birth date, same physical descriptions, and compatible orphanage assigned names. The data is derived from our orphanage data books by a group of families from each of the orphanages, as well as other records. You can peruse the list under the "Birth Parent Info" tab above.
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Is Zuyuan a Viable Option for Birth Parent Searching?Adoptive families are understandably excited when a new potential search avenue appears. All of us are anxious to improve our chances of success. A few adoptive families have recently been promoting Zuyuan as a new data base in China. Is this company really able to make matches? Are they uniquely positioned to allow for random searches of adoptees with their birth families? And what are the risks involved with using them? We dig deep in our analysis of this company and their process on our subscription blog.
Spoiler alert: Extreme caution is warranted. https://research-china.blogspot.com |
Latest on Our Subscription BlogLong-time readers of this blog realize that the 2005 Hunan trafficking scandal was the tip of the proverbial ice berg -- that the issues made manifest in the Hunan scandal were not in any way unique to the six orphanages, but was a pattern of behavior seen all across China. We know from testimony provided at the trials that those orphanages began to reward employees -- either with continued employment or financial rewards -- as early as 1996, when the China adoption program adopted 4,165 children to the United States, the Netherlands, Denmark and Canada. If the orphanages were already experiencing a "demand" imbalance in 1996 in Hunan, one must ask if other orphanages throughout China started buying babies any earlier. When exactly did the supply of children move from true abandonments to incentive-motivated relinquishments?
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Other Blogs & ItemsSeptember 2019
We have recently published data books for Luchuan (Guangxi) and Shenzhen (Guangdong). Stories of Reunion Our new blog giving voice to the adoptees and birth families reunited by DNA through DNAConnect.Org. https://dnaconnectorgreunions.blogspot.com Stories of Searching Our new blog giving voice to the birth families searching for their biological children through DNAConnect.Org. https://dnaconnectorgsearching.blogspot.com |
